New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04
PERSONAL.

Senator Hawley has taken pleasant and roomy
house at Washington After his marriage he and his
bride will be guests OF Mr. Charles Dudley Warner at
Hartford before the opening Of Congress.
Miss Adno Drew. the adopted daughter OF Mrs. John
Drew, Is seriously Ill with hemorrhago Of the lungs.
"My parents" says the nustrious actress Adelaide
R-tori, were honest people but very middlns comed
They thought it only natural to Introduce me TO
their art and not yet three months old when
made my first debut. They playing little piece
In which a grandfather had to be reconccd to his
daughter by the sight Of her Infant child. / was put
into basket filled with flowers and carried the stage,
but am sorry say that howled dreadfully that
was carried back to my mother. Next day was
replaced by splendid baby doll, which performed the
part far better than had dono. / appeared for the
second time tho boards at tho ago Of three, whepI
tho daughter of Crusaders widow 1t appears
that even then had grasped tho art Of acting for
when hostile cava Ter trying to carry me OIL took
hold his lcd wig and scratched his face In great fury
when lao made a second attempt At getting hold of mo,
rushed toward the back of the stage, and, notwith-
standing tho efforts Of the pages, disappeared shout
lag Mamma mammal At tho ago Of four and hall
was mao To play small part In little vaudeville,
and may say without Evaporation that had an cnor-
nous success. | remember that every time when the
mana ger announced. according to custom, that the
liue Rlstou would appear IN play lac was wildly APP
ulaulrd. when was ton year. old played servants
parts at twelve ! wa. engaged for ohildrens part.,
even 1 waa very developed FOR my age the parts
of a young premiere. with fourteen years became
a tragic acires- PLAYED Francesca In Francesca ia
RIuln" by Slvio Pcllco. II was at Novara, and the
IL wished to engage at once for the chief part
but my father refused. Signing Instead an enlargement
for the theatre OF the King Of Sardinia. The royal
company which played all the wintor at Turin was
nnder tho direction o. Garland Rail Among its
ncmbcr. were Ve-iu. ghetti. Narchioni. RomagnOi;
all artists who are well known In ITALY. piayra
trusted Win the parts Of sentimental prcmi-rc Three
year, later In la4O. sgnci an engagement for hHe
years was the heroine. And this Is how became
land wrote a letter Of coincidence to Mrs. Henry T.
Elicit Of Memphis, whose husband died during Mr..
Clcveland'- reception In that city.
At the NEXT meeting OF tho Connecticut Congrega
tona club at Greenfield, Mass. November 90, Senator
IIoar will speak Of the public career OF the late eI
Governor Wa-hbnrn, and President Scclcye OF smith
College Will speak of his relations to literary and
and benevolent institutions.
There Ia u sad. sad tale cxtant in Atlanta Of how
tho great apostle Of tho Now South" withdrew the
light hand Of fellowship from the chief club Of that
community. when tho Capital City club
cntert aimed President Cleveland there q rush
for tickets and the committee thai had the reception
I'm hand found little trouble In filling the demands.
Mr.. Henry W. Grady dropped note TO the committee
requesting my blank tickets to be filed out by
himself Tbs committee refused tho request on tho
ground that It unconstitutional, that is the by
pi Ohbited tue issuing of moro than specified
number any member and tho giving of blank tickets
o any body under am circunist anceS. Mr. Grady
appca ed to President Mims, and The president said
that Mr. Grady ought To have tickets and should have
them. SO tho committee was appealed To by the
president, but II did good. said the committee
Neither the President Mr. Grady nor any body clse
can make violate the laws of tho club And Mr..
Grady didn't get the Nifty blank tickets. so he wrote
nUtc, and this time IL was his resignation
a member of tho club.
Tho archaeological collection and library Of the late
Lord Twccddae, which rank among the finest in tho
world. have been presented to the British Museum by
Captain Warllaw Ramsay, To whom they were be-
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